Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday, April 27, released his report to Open Texas, a guide to gradually bring state businesses back to life in the midst of the COVID-19 […]
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Round Rock residents remained concerned about the economic impact on the community of the COVID-19 pandemic, but fewer are worried about the impact to their households, according to a second
Resident concerns about Coronavirus shift in key areas Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. It’s hard to believe that just one month ago, school was in session, spring break was around the
Mayor Morgan: Round Rock finds a new normal in midst of COVID-19 Read More »
Library Director Michelle Cervantes writes a regular column for the Round Rock Leader. This one appeared online on March 30. Thursday morning, I emptied the outside book return at the
Cervantes: Library ready to serve in times of crisis Read More »
Thank you to the 1,200-plus residents who completed the COVID-19 online survey we published March 23-25. Your participation really helps. Information is power, particularly in slowing down the spread of
Local COVID-19 response survey: what we heard, what we’re doing Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. This is a repost of his most recent feature. Last month, I delivered the annual State of the City address
Mayor Morgan: State of the City is well-positioned for the future Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan pens a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. This is a repost of his most recent feature. At a recent City Council meeting, we voted to rename the City
Mayor Morgan: City faces growth head-on through long-term planning Read More »
In 2019, the City of Round Rock put in place funding strategies to accelerate transportation improvements over the next five years – and beyond. The intent is to step up
Wheels in motion to begin Driving Progress on transportation improvements Read More »
The Round Rock City Council will vote Thursday, Sep. 26, on a slight increase in property taxes this coming year. While no one likes paying more in taxes, the increase
Blog: How we pay for basic city services may surprise you Read More »
How do you implement a $1.2 billion Transportation Master Plan? One year at a time. In the proposed Fiscal Year 2020 budget, the City of Round Rock is investing $69.3
Blog: Budget proposal targets major improvements to roadway network Read More »
We usually don’t think about budgets telling a story, but they do. And the City of Round Rock’s proposed fiscal year 2020 budget tells the story of an organization focused
Blog: Budget tells story of City focused on service delivery, future growth Read More »
Sports tourism has been a home run for the City of Round Rock, which has built a variety of first-rate indoor and outdoor athletic facilities. These sites host national tournaments as
Sports tourism provides a win-win for Round Rock Read More »
Planning for a growing community like Round Rock isn’t just about roads and water supplies. It’s just as much about quality of life amenities like parks and trails. Smack
As Round Rock continues its rapid population growth, we have more citizens who want to “age in place.” While we love having these citizens in our community, the reality is
Responding to the future Read More »
‘Art is standing with one hand extended into the universe and one hand extended into the world, and letting ourselves be a conduit for passing energy.’ — Albert Einstein When
Known as the Sports Capital of Texas, the City of Round Rock has invested in promoting economic diversity by developing a sports-focused tourism program. With a variety of indoor and
Playing the long game Read More »
